The Republic National Commitee in the US has started a Facebook parody site called Barackbook in order to mock Barack Obama and the Facebook generation. The idea is to try and show is poor judgement.

In a statement regarding the new website, RNC spokesman Alex Conant said: "The website is an interactive way to learn more about Obama’s poor judgement. "Obama's judgement is an issue in this election, and this site will help us highlight some of Obama’s noteworthy 'friends'."

There's some YouTube videos on the site to show him up a little also. Barack Obama's official Facebook page currently has over 1.2m supporters whereas the Barackbook app on Facebook only has 650 users with a rating of 1.4 out of 5.

If that weren't enough, obviously the RNC is a little behind the times - there's a "New Facebook" encase you didn't know. You got the look wrong!

A goth dude who walks his girlfriend by a leash tried to board a bus and got told "sorry no dogs allowed you strange fucked up human being", well ok, "We don't let freaks and dogs like you on". Anywho, their filling a complaint, but to be fair, she did say herself "I am his pet, I'm an animal". I bet you are! But guys, maybe keep it in the bedroom? She said it herself, "I am a pet..." Okay, well pets aren't allowed on the bus; get the fuck off. It was a great call.

The couple (he's 25 and she's 19) live in a council house, and get benefits... they apparently want to start a family. The pet's gonna have a litter. However it has got to be said that this is a free country (even though we pay 24% tax for them to be able to not work), and they can enter into what ever weird ass relationship they want and we should all defend them, because that is their right. The bus driver is paid to drive the bus, not make decisions about other peoples lifestyle choices. Reactions like that are because people feel threatened by people who are different, and that is pathetic.

I have nothing against goths although... I'm friends with many. Sooo what are you gonna do?